NWHL goalie puts her snowboarding skills to the test in full goalie equipment

BarDown Staff

Amanda Leveille , Twitter/mandyleveille29

Amanda Leveille is one of the original players in the National Women’s Hockey League (NWHL) as she was drafted 12th overall by the Buffalo Beauts in the first-ever NWHL Draft back in 2015.

Currently playing in her second season in the NWHL, the Kingston, Ontario native was a team captain at this year’s NWHL All-Star Game and currently owns a 9-4 record to go along with a 2.73 goals against average and .911 save percentage in 13 games.

With everyone getting into the Olympic spirit over the past week and a half, the 23-year-old decided to join in on the fun by testing out her snowboarding skills in full goalie equipment.

Without the Olympics I’d be snowboard. 🏂 #mclevman

📸: @svferguson @BuffaloBeauts @lilneumy @NWHL pic.twitter.com/fQzlmrUZGB
— Amanda Leveille (@MandyLeveille29) February 20, 2018

She didn’t try anything too crazy but still landed a few jumps and was pretty impressive considering she did all the attempts in full goalie equipment.

(H/T Twitter/MandyLeveille29)